[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for Old Town Hall (Updated Jul)

During this trip to Europe, Prague's architecture really attracted me, with various architectural styles from Romanesque to ultra-modernism, rich variations in building tops, and gorgeous colors. There is also the song "Prague Square" by Jolin Tsai. It has always been a perfect dream to sit by the Old Town Square, drink a cup of coffee, listen to the sound of the ancient astronomical clock, and experience the charm and romance of this city. What touched my heart the most was the beautiful pictures of Prague, which are very charming whether it is day, dusk or night. 🌟Must-visit attractions: 1⃣️Prague Castle: undoubtedly the most eye-catching. It stands quietly on the west bank of the Vltava River like a weathered giant, attracting tourists from all over the world with its majestic figure and rich historical heritage. Every step in Prague Castle is like a conversation with history. Every brick, every blade of grass, and every tree here carries countless stories and memories. It has witnessed the rise and fall, glory and disgrace of the Kingdom of Bohemia, and the development and changes of the city of Prague. 2⃣️Prague Old Square: The moment you step in, it feels like you are gently pushed into an ancient oil painting. Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings are scattered around the square, with spires, carvings and colored glaze, which complement each other and are magnificent. The ancient astronomical clock, like a wise man who has insight into the world, stands quietly on the outer wall of the old town hall. The melodious bell sounds echoed in the square for a long time. That sound, carrying the weight of history, strikes the hearts of tourists every time, allowing people to truly feel the vicissitudes and glory of this city over thousands of years, and they are reluctant to leave for a long time. 3⃣️Charles Bridge: This ancient stone bridge across the Vltava River carries hundreds of years of historical memory, connecting the city's past and present. It is a must-visit place. The most eye-catching thing on the bridge is the exquisite sculptures. They are neatly arranged along both sides of the bridge, and each one has a unique shape and profound meaning. 🗓Itinerary: Two-day itinerary: 1 Hotel - Prague Castle - St. Vitus Cathedral - Vltava River - Astronomical Clock - Old Town Hall - Old Town Square 2 Hotels - Powder Tower - Charles Bridge - Charles Street 🍽Dining recommendations: Prague's traditional delicacies are roast pork knuckle and Czech roast duck. Other delicacies are affordable. Whether in a busy street shop, a restaurant in a large shopping mall or a quaint traditional restaurant, you can enjoy authentic delicacies at a reasonable price. While enjoying the food, you can also feel the city’s history and life atmosphere, letting your taste buds and soul immerse in the unique style of Prague. 🚉Transportation Guide: The main airport in Prague is Vaclav Havel Prague International Airport, which is divided into two terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 1 takes off and lands flights to non-Schengen countries, and Terminal 2 takes off and lands flights to Schengen countries. The airport has a taxi waiting area. Mini buses are operated by CEDAZ. There are also buses 119, 254, etc. You can ask at the information desk after getting off the plane. You can walk in the city and hop on and off the tram at the power plant, which is very convenient. 🛏Hotel Guide: I stayed at Ambassador Zlata Husa hotel. The hotel has a very advantageous location, right on the pedestrian street, with convenient transportation. It is 100 meters away from the subway entrance, and there is a shopping street outside. It is about a 10-minute walk from the Old Town Square. The room is European style, very spacious, well-equipped, with a super large bathroom and good hygiene. The bar has free hot water and a free drink. Although it is on the street, our room is not a street view room, so it is quite quiet. There are many Chinese tourists staying here, so please pay attention to safety when settling at the front desk. This is a very cost-effective hotel during the trip to Europe.

⛪ Zelená Hora Looking for something a bit unique? How about this place? It's a city with a monastery perched on a star-shaped hill⭐. It's a haven for architecture enthusiasts, offering a serene and deeply spiritual atmosphere. ⸻ 🌻 Mikulov Located in the southern part of the Czech Republic, Mikulov is a charming wine town🍷. There's a castle on a small hill, and the town is filled with quaint streets and surrounded by vineyards! Wine tasting, strolling around, and walking along the castle walls at sunset are absolute musts for relaxation🍇🌅. ⸻ 🍞 Znojmo Close to Mikulov, Znojmo is a more local-feeling wine town🍷. It's less crowded and retains its historic old town charm. Enjoying Czech-style snacks with wine in a wine cellar here is simply delightful😊.

#JuneTravelSupport Prague is a really great European city to visit with your mom👩👧💕 The whole city is like a fairy tale, and it's perfect for walking around, so it's really great for taking a leisurely look around✨ 🏰 1. It's a beautiful city that makes you exclaim just by walking Prague is not that big, so you can walk to most tourist attractions👟 Every time you walk to Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle, you'll find yourself saying, "This place is so pretty..."💕 🛍️ 2. The Old Town Market and souvenir shops are also worth a look There are many gifts like Czech dolls, crystal ornaments, and herbal teas It's great to chat with your mom about things while looking around the small market🎁 🍽️ 3. The food also suits Korean tastes There are a lot of dishes like goulash, meat dishes, and potato dishes so your mom can enjoy them too😋 And although it's a place where you drink beer instead of water, if you order at a restaurant, they'll give you waterㅎㅎ Prague is a place where you can take your time and enjoy it leisurely It's a great city for traveling🌷 Walking slowly with mom, taking pictures, drinking warm coffee, listening to music... Those times will remain in my memories for a long time🧡

#JuneTravelSupport A great city to go with your mom or friends, Prague, Czech Republic!🇨🇿 It's pretty just by walking, and it's a travel destination full of emotions, so the pictures come out pretty well 📸💕 Petřín Tower It's also called the Eiffel Tower of Prague 🗼 You can take a cable car to go up, so that's fun, and the view of Prague from above is truly a work of art 🍃 There's also a mirror maze next to the observation deck, so if you go with a friend, you'll burst out laughing 😆 ! Vltava River Cruise🚢 It's so nice to leisurely ride a boat along the river and see Prague ⛴️ There's also a night cruise, so it's fun to see the city lit up at night 🌃 It's romantic if you go with your mom, and it's emotional if you go with a friend 💫❤️ Prague is a city that's romantic just by walking, and it's a city where you can really heal because of its quiet atmosphere. It's great for taking a quiet walk with your mom and looking at pretty buildings, and it's also great for taking pictures, eating, and having fun with friends 😊📷🍷

#citypassguide Prague’s cobblestone charm comes with royal castles, epic cathedrals… and ticket prices that add up fast. Enter the Prague City Pass — your smart travel hack to seeing the top sights without breaking the bank. ⸻ 🎟️ What Is the Prague City Pass? A prepaid sightseeing card that gets you free entry to top landmarks, plus skip-the-line perks, discounts, and extras. ✅ Included Attractions: Prague Castle (incl. St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane) 🏰 Jewish Museum & Synagogues ✡️ Old Town Hall Tower ⏰ Lobkowicz Palace (with audio guide!) 🖼️ River cruise + bus tour options 🚢🚌 💰 How It Saves You Money: Entry to Prague Castle alone is about €15 Jewish Quarter combo tickets can be €20+ A Prague City Pass (valid for 30 days) starts around €55–65 Add up 3–4 attractions, and it pays for itself fast 🧠 Tips to Maximize Your Prague Pass: ✅ Use it early in your trip — you have 30 days to visit the included sites ✅ Prioritize castle + Jewish Quarter early in the day to beat crowds ✅ The pass often includes a free guided bus tour or river cruise — don’t skip it! ✅ Combine with a 24-hour public transport pass (sold separately) for full flexibility 👀 Is It Worth It? ✅ YES if you’re planning to see 2–3 major sites ✅ Great for solo travelers, couples, and anyone doing a first-timer highlights trip ✅ Especially valuable for history lovers and culture-focused travelers

🏰🕰️ Cobbled streets, Gothic spires, and centuries of stories await Prague’s Old Town is a beautifully preserved medieval quarter where history whispers from every corner. From astronomical wonders to ancient taverns, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know. 1. What is Prague Old Town? Staré Město is the historic heart of Prague, first mentioned in the 9th century and officially established as a town in the 13th. It’s home to some of the city's most iconic architecture, squares, churches, and cultural landmarks. 2. Must-See Sights ✨ Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) Why go: The bustling heart of the city, surrounded by pastel Gothic and Baroque buildings Don't miss: Street musicians, horse-drawn carriages, and panoramic views from the Old Town Hall Tower 🕰️ Astronomical Clock (Orloj) Located on the Old Town Hall Every hour, statues of the Apostles appear and Death rings his bell — a medieval masterpiece from 1410 ⛪ Church of Our Lady before Týn The twin Gothic spires dominate the skyline Explore the elaborate altarpiece and Gothic interiors 🌉 Charles Bridge (Karlův most) Built in 1357, it connects the Old Town to the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) Lined with 30 statues, it's magical at sunrise or sunset 📜 Klementinum A baroque complex housing the National Library and an astonishing Mirror Chapel Climb the Astronomical Tower for stunning city views 3. Hidden Gems in the Old Town 🕍 The House at the Stone Bell A Gothic palace turned gallery with haunting medieval vibes 📚 The Old-New Synagogue & Jewish Quarter (Josefov) One of Europe’s oldest synagogues (1270) Nearby: the hauntingly beautiful Old Jewish Cemetery 🍺 U Zlatého Tygra A no-frills Czech pub loved by locals (and Bill Clinton!) 🖼️ Illusion Art Museum Prague Quirky, interactive art set in a historic building just off the square 4. Food & Drink in the Old Town 🍽️ Traditional Czech Cuisine Lokál Dlouhááá – Classic Czech fare in a modern beer hall Mincovna – Refined local dishes in an upscale setting by the square U Modré Kachničky – Romantic and historic with Bohemian game dishes ☕ Café Culture Café Slavia – Once a hub for Czech artists and dissidents Café Louvre – Elegant café from 1902, once frequented by Kafka and Einstein 🍺 Local Beer & Breweries Try a Pilsner or dark Kozel Many restaurants serve tank beer (unpasteurized and extra fresh) 5. Best Time to Visit 🌸 Spring (April–May): Mild weather, fewer crowds ☀️ Summer (June–August): Festive but busy – arrive early at top sights 🍂 Autumn (September–October): Golden hues and ideal temperatures ❄️ Winter (December): Magical Christmas markets and snow-dusted rooftops 6. Tips for Visitors Wear comfy shoes – the cobblestones are charming but tough on feet Currency: Czech koruna (CZK); some places don’t accept euros Tipping: Around 10% in restaurants is appreciated Avoid peak hours (10am–2pm) at major sights 7. Where to Stay in the Old Town Luxury: Hotel Paris Prague – Art Nouveau beauty with spa The Grand

Visited Prague for a day trip in January and it truly felt like stepping into a storybook. Despite the cold, the city was glowing with charm. Here’s how I spent a magical winter day exploring this timeless beauty. 1. Prague Astronomical Clock Started the day at Old Town Square, right in front of the famous Astronomical Clock. Just before the hour struck, a crowd gathered and all eyes turned to the clock. When the figures began to move, the square came alive. A must-see moment in Prague. 2. Marian Column Nearby, the Marian Column stood tall and graceful. Recently restored, this monument adds a quiet elegance to the square and reflects the city’s deep spiritual roots. 3. St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana) Crossed the Vltava into the Lesser Town and stepped into this Baroque masterpiece. The chandeliers, the soaring dome, and the frescoes above left me in awe. A peaceful, grand space filled with music and history. 4. Charles Bridge Walked along Charles Bridge surrounded by statues, artists, and street musicians. Despite the crowd, it felt magical. The views of the castle and river were unforgettable. Spent extra time here just taking it all in. The First Masonic Lodge Found this hidden spot tucked away from the tourist trail. It’s where Prague’s first Masonic Lodge once stood. A cool find for those who love mysterious corners and secret symbols. Mostecká Malá Strana Door Came across an old door on Mostecká Street that looked straight out of a fantasy novel. Worn wood, iron details, and a sense of mystery. These small moments make Prague feel like a fairytale. Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) Ended the day with a walk up to the castle just as the sun was setting. The Gothic towers of St. Vitus Cathedral were glowing in the golden light. From the top, the view over the red rooftops and winding river was pure magic. #prague #solotrip #tripmoment #wintertravel #europevibes #cityofhundredspires

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✨ When traveling to Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary, having a good strategy is crucial! If you go there unprepared, you're bound to run into a lot of problems😭 Not only will it waste time, but it will also greatly diminish the enjoyment of your trip💔 So, for those planning to visit Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary, be sure to save this guide. It can help you reduce 80% of the trouble❗ ✍Visa: Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary all belong to the Schengen Area, so you only need to apply for a visa from the country where you will stay the longest. However, Schengen visas are generally difficult to book during the summer, so it is recommended to apply 3-6 months before your trip (you need to make an appointment in advance). Although there is no interview, you need to go to the visa center in person to have your fingerprints taken. 💰Currency: The official currency of Austria is the euro, the official currency of Hungary is the forint, and the official currency of Czech Republic is the koruna. You can use Visa cards directly there, but you should still prepare some cash as a backup, just in case. 🎒Preparation before departure: 🪪Documents: ID card, passport, visa, Visa card, cash, flight itinerary, hotel booking confirmation - don't forget any of these. 🔌Electronics: Travel adapter, charger, power bank, phone card - don't forget to leave space for them in your suitcase. 🪥Toiletries: Most hotels do not provide toiletries and disposable slippers, so remember to bring your own. Must-see attractions in Czech Republic: Charles Bridge, steeped in history; Old Town Bridge Tower, standing tall and witnessing the passage of time; Old Town Hall, full of ancient charm; Old Town Square, bustling with activity; New Castle Steps, unique in style; Prague Castle, magnificent and spectacular; St. Vitus Cathedral, sacred and solemn; Český Krumlov Castle, like a fairy tale world; Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), mysterious and unique; Dancing House, full of creativity. Must-see attractions in Austria: St. Stephen's Cathedral, soaring into the sky; Hofburg Palace, showcasing imperial style; Vienna State Opera, a palace of art; Musikverein (Golden Hall), a sacred place for music; Schönbrunn Palace, magnificent and extraordinary; Hallstatt, picturesque; St. Wolfgang, tranquil and beautiful. Must-see attractions in Hungary: Buda Castle, majestic and imposing; Matthias Church, uniquely charming; Fisherman's Bastion, extremely romantic; Danube River cruise, enjoying the scenery on both sides; Chain Bridge, connecting beauty; Széchenyi Thermal Baths, a good place to relax; Hungarian Parliament Building, solemn and dignified. Get ready with this guide and embark on a perfect journey through Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary! #CzechAustriaHungaryTravel #CentralEuropeTravel #EasternEuropeTravel #BudapestHungary #AustriaTravel #CzechRepublicTravel #Prague #MigratoryBirdTravel #TravelCustomization #CzechAustriaHungaryGuide

Prague, Czech Republic, is said to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Prague is full of things to see, so this time I will introduce a one-day sightseeing plan for the Old Town. It is recommended because you can walk around! ① Old Town Square (1st and 3rd photos) A square where you can see historic buildings, lined with shops and restaurants! This area is full of churches, such as Tyn Church and St. Nicholas Church, so it is an irresistible area for architecture lovers like me 🤍 ② Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock (1st photo) One of the symbols of Prague, the astronomical clock in the first photo. It is said to be an astronomical clock that has been running for about 600 years. It is located in the Old Town Square, and there was a crowd in front of the clock tower every day. You can visit for about 2,500 yen, and it is recommended because you can see the cityscape of Prague from the observation deck of the Town Hall ☺️ ③ Tyn Church (6th photo) A church with a pipe organ that is said to be the oldest in Prague. This one is also located in the Old Town Square and stands out. There are two towers, but the one on the right is apparently a little thicker. I found out later, but when I looked at the photo, it was actually thicker! ④ Wandering around the city Even just walking around Prague's Old Town was a wonderful atmosphere! I really like the view of the trams running through the pastel-colored buildings. There are also many cafes and restaurants, so I recommend walking around and stopping to take a look around! ⑤ National Museum (7th photo) The National Museum is a little far from the Old Town, but it is located in the area around the station that gets lively at night. I visited at night, so I didn't go inside, but the museum at the end of the main street was pretty cool at night 😚 You can enter the museum for just under 2,000 yen, and you can enjoy not only the exhibits but also the architectural beauty. Prague is still full of things to see, so I'll introduce it to you again~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Prague Old Town, Czech Republic 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ 💰: Free to 1,500 yen ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #Traveling abroad strategy #Europe travel #Europe sightseeing #Europe tour #Czech Republic #Czech trip #Czech Republic #Prague #Prague sightseeing

Want to visit multiple countries in Europe during the short vacation? This guide is definitely for you! During this seven-day tour, you can't miss Munich's beer culture feast, and the unique customs of other countries are waiting for you to explore. Collect it now and start your European journey! -------- 🌍Route suggestion: In-depth tour of multiple countries in Europe DAY1: Lake Zurich -> Rhine Falls -> Black Forest -> Didi Lake Explore the tranquil beauty of Lake Zurich, feel the majestic momentum of the Rhine Falls, and then cross the mysterious Black Forest to reach the fairy-tale-like Didi Lake. The day's trip is full of nature and romance. DAY2: Frankfurt → Prague Starting from modern Frankfurt to historic Prague, the 530-kilometer journey takes you through time and space and allows you to experience the collision of different cultures. DAY3: Prague Castle -> Golden Lane -> Old Town Hall Visit the ancient charm of Prague Castle, stroll along the story-filled Golden Lane, and explore the historical ruins of the Old Town Hall to feel the rich heritage of this city. DAY4: Heroes Square -> Hungarian Parliament Building -> Elizabeth Bridge -> Fisherman's Bastion -> Matthias Church -> Danube River Starting from Heroes' Square, you will visit the grandeur of the Hungarian Parliament Building, the elegance of the Elizabeth Bridge, the uniqueness of the Fisherman's Bastion, the history of the Matthias Church, and finally arrive at the Danube River to appreciate the tranquility and beauty of the river view. DAY5: Schönbrunn Palace -> Hofburg -> Austrian Parliament -> Vienna City Hall -> Vienna City Park -> Stephen's Cathedral Go deep into the heart of Vienna and feel the royal grandeur from Schönbrunn Palace to Hofburg; then visit the political center of the Austrian Parliament and Vienna City Hall; finally stroll through Vienna City Park and admire the Gothic beauty of Stephen's Cathedral. DAY6: Mondsee -> Basilika St. Michael -> Marienplatz -> Munich New Town Hall Enjoy a quiet moment by the Moon Lake, then visit the religious art of Basilika St. Michael; stroll through the bustling Marienplatz to feel the pulse of Munich; finally, visit the modern architecture of the New Town Hall, and try some authentic Munich beer 🍺 to feel the unique charm of this city. DAY7: Titlis -> Dying Lion Statue -> Bahnhofstrasse Conquer the magnificent Mount Titlis and overlook the beautiful scenery of Switzerland; after going down the mountain, visit the famous Dying Lion Statue and feel the historical story behind it; then stroll along the bustling Bahnhofstrasse and enjoy the fun of shopping and the leisure time on the street. -------- 🧳 Travel list: 📞 A European phone card makes it easy to keep in touch without worrying about losing contact. 🔌 A travel adapter, the European plug is different, so you need to prepare it in advance. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license and translation are essential when traveling abroad, don't forget them! 👗 Bring some spring and autumn clothes, as it is still a bit chilly in Europe in March. 👟 A pair of comfortable shoes, because the distances between attractions in Europe can be a bit far. 🎩 Hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Even if the weather is a little cooler, don't forget to protect yourself from the sun. 🔋 Make sure your charger, power bank, and mobile phone have enough power. 💊 Keep some common medicines ready, just in case. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards, suitable for shopping and dining. -------- Take a group tour to multiple countries in Europe and experience exotic customs in one stop! Follow me to unlock more travel tips and make your trip to Europe more exciting!

A Fairytale City Awaits ✨🏰 Prague is a city straight out of a storybook, where every street, bridge, and tower is filled with history and charm! Here’s why you need to visit: 🏰 Breathtaking Architecture – From the Prague Castle to the colorful baroque buildings, every corner is picture-perfect. 📸 🕰️ Astronomical Clock – Witness one of the world’s oldest working clocks in action—it’s mesmerizing! ⏳ 🌉 Charles Bridge – A romantic stroll across this historic bridge at sunrise is pure magic. 🌅 🍻 Beer Heaven – Home to some of the best (and cheapest!) beer in the world—cheers to that! 🍺 🌿 Laid-Back Vibes – Cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards, and riverside cafes make it a dream to explore on foot. 🚶♀️☕ Want the perfect shot of the Astronomical Clock without the heavy crowds? 7 AM is the best time! 🌅 Prague is where history meets fairytale charm—once you visit, you’ll never want to leave! Who else loves this magical city? ✨💙 #europetrip #travel #prague #praha #czech #staycation #astronomicalclock #thingstodo #vacation #czechrepublic #charlesbridge

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Prague Astronomical Clock Tower Observatory The astronomical clock in Prague's Old Town I think everyone who travels to Prague will go see it! I recommend going to the observation deck on the Astronomical Clock Tower while you're there. The view of Prague city from here is really great. You can even see Prague Castle in the distance, and the red roofs of Prague's buildings are really pretty:) Address: Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Josefov, Czech Republic Opening hours: 10:00~19:00 (Opens at 11:00 on Mondays) #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #Prague

Prague｜A European city with seriously underestimated appearance💖Although Prague is not large in area, the ancient buildings in the city are well preserved, with countless tower buildings. You can find your own art in every corner — Walking👣 in the streets and alleys of Prague, it feels like being in a fairy tale world. The buildings with red tiles and white walls sparkle in the sun. The classical Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings complement each other, forming beautiful pictures. . 🌟Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and St. Vitus Cathedral and other iconic buildings are even more fascinating. . 📜Prague carries the unique charm and rich historical heritage of Central Europe. For thousands of years, it still exudes an atmosphere of romance and mystery. When you approach this city, the door to time and space has already opened. . 📍Old Town Square Also known as "Prague Square", the statue of Jan Hus stands in the center of the square. The Old Town Hall is one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Prague, with a cloister-style tower overlooking the Old Town. . Every hour, the astronomical clock 🕰️ will automatically tell the time. As the skull pulls the time, the saints appear and the rooster crows to remind the time. . 📍Prague Castle A magnificent complex that brings together multiple architectural styles and represents the historical evolution from the Middle Ages to the modern era. The buildings within the castle showcase a variety of architectural styles including Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance and Neoclassical. . 📍St. Vitus Cathedral A pearl in Prague Castle, it is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. This magnificent and solemn church⛪️ has a towering spire and gorgeous pointed arch windows. The interior is even more stunning, with exquisitely carved stone carvings and stained glass windows that are dazzling. . 📍Charles Bridge The bridge spans the Vltava River, connecting the Prague Castle District and the Old Town at both ends. It is also the only way for the coronation procession of kings of all dynasties. There are many street performers on the bridge where you can buy handicrafts. There are also 30 statues of saints on the bridge, which is known as the "European Open-air Baroque Statue Gallery". . 📍Letensky profil Here you can take photos of 📷five bridges including Charles Bridge, which are particularly beautiful under the sunset and can be said to be the symbol of Prague. . ‼ ️It is more fun to connect several countries in a European trip, and the cost-effectiveness is higher. . 9 days and 8 nights in Central Europe, Germany, Austria and Czech Republic, recruiting group itinerary👇 . D1 departure point-Munich-Fussen D2 Fussen-Neuschwanstein Castle-Berchtesgaden D3 Berchtesgaden-Königssee-Gosau D4 Gosau-Hallstatt-Vienna D5 Vienna D6 Vienna-CK Town D7CK Town-Prague D8 Prague D9 Prague-departure point

Prague, a city that captivates the senses, is like a delicate painting that perfectly blends medieval romance with modern vitality. The ancient architecture, winding streets, and the flowing Vltava River all add to the city's unique charm. My journey in Prague began at the Old Town Square. This is the heart of Prague, where the ancient Prague Astronomical Clock's hourly performance attracts visitors from all over the world. The lifelike statues on the clock tower slowly turn as the clock chimes, as if narrating the long history of Prague. As night falls, the Old Town Square transforms into a dreamy Christmas market. The dazzling lights, a wide array of goods, and the aroma of mulled wine create a festive atmosphere. Here, I tasted the local delicacy, Trdelník, a chimney cake coated with sugar, sweet and soft, leaving a lasting impression. Charles Bridge is another iconic landmark in Prague. Walking on this historic bridge, with statues on both sides and the view of the Vltava River, is a delight. The reflection on the river at sunset adds to the romantic atmosphere of Prague. Besides these famous attractions, the streets and alleys of Prague are full of surprises. I stumbled upon the John Lennon Wall, with its colorful graffiti and messages of love and peace, showcasing the vitality and creativity of Prague's younger generation. Prague, a city full of fairy-tale charm, deeply attracts me with its unique architectural style, rich historical atmosphere, and warm citizens. It is a city worth savoring and exploring slowly.

#favouriteitinerary Astronomical Clock (Orloj) – Prague Guide 📍 Location: Old Town Square, Prague 🕒 Show Times: Every hour from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM What to See: 1. Hourly Show – The 12 Apostles appear in the clock’s windows, with moving statues like the Skeleton (Death) ringing a bell. 2. Astronomical Dial – Displays time, zodiac signs, and the Sun & Moon’s positions. 3. Calendar Dial – Shows months of the year, decorated with symbols of Czech villages. 4. Gothic Tower Climb – Head up the Old Town Hall Tower for panoramic views of Prague. 🎟 Tickets: ~250 CZK (~€10) for tower access 📌 Best Viewing Spot: Arrive 10 minutes before the hourly show for a good position.

Prague is filled with medieval charm, boasting a mix of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance architecture. St. Vitus Cathedral soars into the sky, its spires and stained-glass windows showcasing the austere mystery of Gothic style. The Old Town Hall's facade, with its intricate carvings and exquisite decorations, is a magnificent display of Baroque style. The red-tiled, yellow-walled houses along the streets are elegant examples of Renaissance style, together outlining the city's unique aesthetic profile. Here's a guide to exploring Prague: 1. Must-See Attractions • Charles Bridge: Prague's landmark, built in 1357, features 30 statues and is known as the "open-air Baroque sculpture gallery of Europe." Early morning or evening offers fewer crowds, better photo opportunities, and stunning views of the Vltava River. • Prague Castle: One of the largest ancient castles in the world, it includes St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, and other attractions. The Gothic architecture and exquisite stained glass of St. Vitus Cathedral are breathtaking. The colorful cottages of Golden Lane exude a fairytale atmosphere and were once said to be home to alchemists. • Old Town Square: This medieval-style square is home to the Gothic Tyn Church and the Baroque St. Nicholas Church, as well as the famous Prague Astronomical Clock. Every hour, the clock's figurines perform, attracting crowds of tourists. • St. Vitus Cathedral: Located within Prague Castle, it is the largest and most important church in the Czech Republic. The architecture is magnificent, the interior is ornate, and it houses numerous religious artworks and relics. • Lesser Town: Filled with quaint Baroque buildings and winding alleys, it's perfect for strolling and exploring. You'll discover many unique shops and cafes along the way. • Lennon Wall: Covered in John Lennon and peace-themed graffiti, it's full of art and free spirit, making it a great spot for photos. Street musicians often perform Beatles songs nearby. 2. Food Recommendations • Czech Roast Pork Knuckle: A traditional dish, the pork knuckle is roasted until the skin is crispy and the meat is tender. Paired with sauerkraut and local Czech beer, it's a perfect match. • Czech Beef Stew: A classic dish, the beef is stewed until tender and flavorful. Served with sour cream, cranberry sauce, and traditional dumplings, it's rich and satisfying. • Trdelník (Chimney Cake): Sweet dough coated in cinnamon sugar and baked until crispy. You can add ice cream or chocolate inside for a delicious dessert. • Czech Beer: The Czech Republic is known as the "Kingdom of Beer." In Prague's bars, you can sample a variety of Czech beers, such as Pilsner and dark beer, known for their rich flavor. 3. Shopping Recommendations • Wenceslas Square: A bustling commercial street with various shops, shopping malls, and brand stores, catering to all your shopping needs. • Havelsky Trh (Havel Market): A historic traditional market offering a variety of handicrafts, souvenirs, fresh produce, and local snacks. It's a great place to find gifts. 4. Accommodation Book through platforms like Trip.com. If you want to stay near the attractions, choose hotels around Old Town Square, such as Hotel Kings Court, which boasts a prime location and luxurious decor. For budget travelers, consider Mosaic House Design Hotel, close to Charles Bridge and reasonably priced.

Winter break is here! For those who want to explore multiple European countries, here is a 7-day itinerary you must check out. Don't forget to save it! / Itinerary: Day 1: Frankfurt 🛫 — Prague 🛬 Travel from Germany to the historical city of Prague in the Czech Republic and prepare to embark on a multi-country European tour! Day 2: Prague Castle — Golden Lane — Old Town Hall Stroll along the ancient stone paths of Prague Castle, wander through the narrow alleys of Golden Lane, and experience the historical and artistic charm. Day 3: Heroes' Square — Hungarian Parliament Building — Elizabeth Bridge — Fisherman's Bastion — Matthias Church — Danube River Experience the grandeur and romance of Hungary in Budapest, from Heroes' Square to Fisherman's Bastion, every corner exudes a rich historical and cultural atmosphere. Day 4: Schönbrunn Palace — Hofburg Palace — Austrian Parliament Building — Vienna City Hall — Vienna City Park — St. Stephen's Cathedral Vienna's elegance and classicism are on full display on this day, from the magnificent palaces to the serene city park, every step is a dialogue with history. Day 5: Moon Lake — Basilica of St. Michael — Marienplatz — Munich New Town Hall Munich's charm unfolds on this day, with a blend of classic and modern elements, leaving you with unforgettable memories. Day 6: Liechtenstein Postal Museum — Mount Titlis — Dying Lion Monument Explore the postal history of Liechtenstein, ascend Mount Titlis to admire the breathtaking views of the Alps, and finally experience the profound and melancholic Dying Lion Monument. Day 7: Lake Zurich — Rhine Falls — Black Forest — Titisee Lake From the tranquility of Lake Zurich to the grandeur of the Rhine Falls, and then to the mystery of the Black Forest and the fairytale-like beauty of Titisee Lake, this day's itinerary is full of surprises and expectations.🌳💦 End your wonderful European tour, take your memories and emotions, and head home.🌟🛫 / Notes: 🍽️ Food: Europe offers a wide variety of cuisines, from French cuisine to pasta. Don't forget to try the local specialties! ⏰ Time difference: The time difference between Europe and Beijing is approximately 6-8 hours. Remember to adjust your sleep schedule! 📒 Visa information: To travel to multiple European countries, you need to apply for a visa. Prepare your documents in advance! ❄️ Climate in February: February is relatively cold in Europe, with snow in the north and warmer temperatures in the south. Remember to bring suitable clothing! / Explore multiple European countries, enjoy the exotic atmosphere, and don't forget to record your travel stories. See you next time!👋

|Let’s take a Citywalk. 12-day trip to Europe, all the highlights are here! Super detailed route guide to help you have fun easily without taking detours, so hurry up! -------- Tour Europe, cross borders and explore the profound history🏰. From romantic Paris 🗼 to classical Rome 🏛, and then to fairytale Switzerland 🏞, enjoy the regional customs along the way. This is the wonderful journey known as the European style painting! -------- 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai, fly to Frankfurt or Vienna, transfer, arrive in Prague, and feel the romantic atmosphere of this city. Day 2-3: Explore Prague in depth and get lost in the medieval fairy tale world. Afterwards, we will head to Kutná Hora to explore the World Heritage Site and the mysterious Church of Bones, and then to Karlovy Vary to enjoy the coziness of the spa town. Day 4-5: Depart from Karlovy Vary and head to the picturesque town of Cesky Krumlov to taste local specialties. Afterwards, visit Lake Mondsee and Salzburg to enjoy the beautiful lake scenery and Baroque architecture. Day 6-7: Visit the Eagle's Nest in Berchtesgaden and feel the weight of history. Take a boat tour of the Salzkammergut Lake District and enjoy the tranquility of the lake district in the early morning, stroll in the Hallstatt Lake District and feel the charm of nature. Day 8-9: Head to the Wachau Valley, visit Melk Abbey, and experience a valley hike. Afterwards, we will arrive in Vienna to listen to a concert at Schönbrunn Palace, taste a special rib meal, and enjoy a cruise on the Danube River. Day 10-11: Enjoy half a day at leisure in Vienna, with the option to shop or explore the city. We then took off from Vienna, ending our wonderful European trip and returning to Shanghai. 🛬Day 12: Arrive in Shanghai and end the trip. -------- Must-visit attractions: Schönbrunn Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Schönbrunn Palace, 1130 Vienna Opening hours: All day Visit duration: 3-4 hours Austria's royal summer resort, with gorgeous interior decoration and full of oriental style. Hof Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 1010 Vienna, Austria Opening hours: 09:00-17:30 Visit duration: 2-4 hours The magnificent royal building with magnificent gardens fully demonstrates the royal style. Charles Bridge ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Karlův Bridge, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic Opening hours: All day Visiting time: 15-30 minutes Prague's iconic old bridge, lined with statues, tells the vicissitudes of history. Prague Astronomical Clock ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Josefov Opening hours: April 1st - December 31st, Monday 11:00-20:00, Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-20:00 Visit duration: 15-30 minutes The chiming clock full of ancient charm bears witness to the long history of Prague. Old Town Hall ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Nam Republiky 5 | Prague 1, Prague 111 21, Czech Republic Opening hours: April 1-December 31, Monday 11:00-20:00, Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-20:00 Visit duration: 1-3 hours Climb the tower to overlook the beautiful scenery of Prague and see the wonderful combination of medieval buildings and the astronomical clock. -------- Must-haves before traveling: 🧳You can’t forget these items when traveling in Europe! 📞 Phone cards and plug converters: Travel across Europe with uninterrupted calls and worry-free charging. 🪪 Documents and visas: With your passport and visa in hand, you can travel around Europe without any worries. 👗 Clothing and charger: Warm clothing is a must in Europe in November, and a charger is also a must to enjoy the beautiful scenery. -------- Tour Europe in one go, enjoy the customs of many countries, and experience multiple things in one trip! Action speaks louder than words. Come and explore the infinite charm of Europe with me!

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is known as the "Heart of Europe" and is an ancient city full of history and culture. Walking on the streets of this city, every alley and every building seems to be telling the thousand-year history of this place. 🏰 📸 Must-see attractions: Prague Castle: One of the largest ancient castles in the world, the magnificent architecture and beautiful gardens provide tourists with countless good angles for taking photos. Charles Bridge: This bridge built in the 14th century is the symbol of Prague. The scenery on the bridge and its surroundings is especially beautiful in the early morning or dusk. Old Town Square: Home to the magnificent Town Hall and the famous Astronomical Clock, it is one of Prague's most iconic attractions. 🍺 Cultural experience: Prague has a rich cultural atmosphere. Whether it is ancient museums, galleries, or various traditional Czech beer halls, you can feel the unique charm of this city. #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Traveling to multiple European countries, how can you have enough fun in just one week? Don't worry, this 7-day travel guide will help you explore Europe efficiently without missing any highlights! -- Europe, connecting the continents of Asia and Africa, has a long history and rich culture. 🏰 From romantic France to rigorous Germany, each country has its own unique style. 🌍 Known as Europa, every landscape hides a story waiting for you to explore! 🗺️ -- 📅 Itinerary: D1: Frankfurt - Prague, set off for Prague and enjoy the European style along the way. D2: Prague Castle - Golden Lane - Old Town Hall, explore the thousand-year-old castle, stroll along the cobblestone streets of Golden Lane, and feel the weight of history. D3: Heroes' Square - Hungarian Parliament Building - Elizabeth Bridge - Fisherman's Bastion - Matthias Church - Danube River, along the Danube River, admire the magnificent architecture and rich cultural atmosphere of Budapest. D4: Schönbrunn Palace - Hofburg Palace - Austrian Parliament Building - Vienna City Hall - Vienna City Park - St. Stephen's Cathedral, a one-day tour of Vienna, enjoy the classical and romantic music capital. D5: Moon Lake - Basilika St. Michael - Marienplatz - New Town Hall, visit the cultural center of Germany, feel the vitality and history of Munich. D6: Liechtenstein Postal Museum - Mount Titlis - Dying Lion Monument, travel through Switzerland and Liechtenstein, experience the close combination of postal history and natural scenery. D7: Lake Zurich - Rhine Falls - Black Forest - Titisee, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Switzerland and end your pleasant European journey. 🌍✨ I hope this guide can help you, and wish you a pleasant journey! 🎉 -- Travel essentials: 🧳 Traveling to multiple European countries, don't forget to bring these things! 📞 International phone card is a must, convenient to contact without being clueless. 🔌 Travel adapter is essential, European sockets are different. 🪪 Passport and visa must be complete, no worries about entering and leaving the country. 👚 January in Europe is cold, bring warm clothes and shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank, keep your phone and camera charged. -- In-depth tour of multiple European countries, with both history and natural scenery, don't hesitate, pack your bags and go!

#europetravel Prague's Old Town is a magical place that feels like stepping into a storybook! The cobblestone streets feel like a dream and I was completely taken by the enchanting architecture. The colorful buildings and the hustle of street performers created such a lively atmosphere. My favorite moment was standing in Old Town Square, watching the Astronomical Clock chime. 🕰️ There was something magical about the cheers from the crowd as it struck the hour! Around the square you’d see traditional restaurants and they are best for people-watching. The vibe was so vibrant and warm—it truly felt like I was in a fairy tale. I left with a heart full of memories!

#JapanFlightEvent Winter in Europe is mostly cloudy, but the day I visited Prague, the sky was clear, and I still remember it :) It was a moment where I could enjoy the romance of Prague, including the Gothic cathedral and clock tower and the cozy cafe scenery. ㅎㅎ If you are thinking about traveling to Europe, I recommend Prague!

Five days of non-stop travel in multiple countries across Europe! A super practical guide to take you around romantic Europe, come and explore together! / Route at a glance: 🚩 Day 1: Depart from Frankfurt and embark on a 530 km journey to charming Prague. 🚗 Day 2: Explore the ancient charm of Prague Castle, stroll along the Golden Lane to feel the weight of history, visit the Old Town Hall to recall the prosperity of the past, and then enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city on the Charles Bridge. 🏰🌆 Day 3: Appreciate the grandeur of Heroes' Square, visit the Hungarian Parliament Building to feel the solemnity of history, stroll along Elizabeth Bridge to enjoy the scenery of the Danube, explore the mystery of Fisherman's Bastion and Matthias Church, and finally take a sightseeing cruise on the Danube to enjoy the riverside scenery . 🚤🌉 Day 4: Visit Schönbrunn Palace to experience the refinement and elegance of the royal gardens; visit the Austrian Parliament Building to experience the solemnity of politics; tour Hof Palace and Vienna City Hall to appreciate the charm of architecture; stroll through Vienna City Park to enjoy the tranquility of nature ; Finally, stop in front of Stephen's Cathedral and feel the power of faith. 🕍🌳 Day 5: Enjoy the beauty of Lake Mondsee, visit St. Michaelis Church to feel the sacredness of religion, stroll around Marienplatz to experience the city life, and finally visit the New Town Hall in Munich to end this unforgettable European trip. 🏞️🏛️ / Must-see attractions: 🏰 Schönbrunn Palace: The summer palace of the Austrian royal family, with extremely high-end interior decoration and gorgeous oriental style, it seems like a dreamland that travels through time and space. 🚤 Danube River Sightseeing Cruise: Take a cruise and leisurely enjoy the beautiful city scenery of Budapest, with endless scenery along the way. 🏯 Fisherman's Bastion: This is one of the suitable viewing points in Budapest. Standing on the castle, you can overlook the winding Danube River and the prosperous Pest district in the distance. 🏛️ Prague Castle: The historic Prague Castle, once the residence of successive rulers, carries a rich historical and cultural heritage. / Travel essentials: The packing list for a multi-country trip to Europe is here 🧳! 📞 Be sure to bring an international calling card to facilitate communication and avoid losing contact. 🔌 Travel plug adapter, worry-free charging when traveling around Europe. 🪪 Your passport and visa must be complete so that you can enter and exit without hindrance. 👗 It’s chilly in Europe in January, so you must bring a warm coat. 🔋 Fast charging charger and mobile power bank, you can feel at ease only when they are fully charged. 💊 It is important to always carry medicines with you when traveling in a healthy manner. / Take an in-depth tour of multiple European countries to enjoy the exotic customs and leave unforgettable memories! 🌟Don’t forget to share this guide with your travel buddies! 👫

Attention ski lovers! The European seven-day ski tour guide is here to take you around the snowy mountains and enjoy the passion of winter! 🎿❄️Come and take a look! -- 🚩Travel route: Day 1: Prague Old Town Square Stroll through Prague’s Old Town Square and feel the ancient charm of the city. Day 2: Castle Tower – St. Vitus Church – Charles Bridge – Vltava River – Old City Hall Stroll through ancient castles and churches, enjoy the beautiful view of Charles Bridge, stroll along the Vltava River, and finally visit the historic Old Town Hall. Day 3: Heroes’ Square – Hungarian Parliament Building – Danube River Sightseeing Cruise Visit the majestic Heroes' Square, then head to the Hungarian Parliament Building, and finally enjoy a peaceful time on the Danube River on a sightseeing cruise. Day 4: Schönbrunn Palace - Vienna City Hall - Austrian Reichstag - Hof Palace - Heroes' Square - Vienna State Opera Visit the high-end Schönbrunn Palace, visit the Vienna City Hall and the Austrian Parliament Building, then go to the Hof Palace to revisit the Heroes' Square, and in the evening go to the Vienna State Opera to enjoy an audio-visual feast. Day 5: Michael Gate – Marienplatz – Munich New Town Hall Cross Michael's Gate, stroll through Marienplatz, and finally visit Munich's New Town Hall to experience the beauty of the city's blend of modernity and history. Day 6: Vaduz Castle – Titlis – Dying Lion Statue Visit Vaduz Castle, climb to the top of Mount Titlis to enjoy the magnificent scenery, and then visit the famous Dying Lion Statue to feel the deep meaning behind it. Day 7: Rhine River—Roman Forum—Lake Zurich—Lake Didi—Black Forest Area Stroll along the Rhine River, visit the historic Roman Forum, visit the picturesque Lakes Zurich and Didi, and finally explore the mysterious Black Forest area. -- 🧳 Travel list: European tour, you must not forget these! 📞 A phone card is a must-have to keep in touch and access the Internet conveniently. 🔌 Plug adapter, European sockets are different, so you need to prepare them in advance. 🪪 All documents must be complete, don’t forget your passport, visa, and driver’s license. 👚 According to the weather in January, bring enough warm jackets and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank, the mobile phone camera will not be powered on. 💰 With a small amount of cash and credit card, you can enjoy both shopping and dining. -- During your trip to Europe, you can travel to many countries and enjoy exotic customs. What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go now!

Dear friends! A seven-day tour to multiple countries in Europe, how to arrange the itinerary? Just reading this is enough! Super practical guide, take it away without any thanks! -------- Europe, a continent with a long history. 🏰From the ruins of ancient Rome, to the romance of the Champs Elysées in France, to the flamenco dance of Spain, 💃everywhere exudes unique regional customs and profound cultural heritage. -------- 🚗Route suggestion: Travel through seven European countries and enjoy the exotic scenery! Day 1: Lake Zurich->Rhine Falls->Black Forest Region->Didi Lake Take a swim in Lake Zurich, admire the majesty of the Rhine Falls, explore the depths of the Black Forest, and finally arrive at the picturesque Lake Didi. Day 2: Frankfurt → Prague Starting from Frankfurt, head east to the historical city of Prague and feel the ancient charm of this city. Day 3: Prague Castle->Golden Lane->Old Town Hall Visit the majesty of Prague Castle, stroll through the fairy tale world of Golden Lane, and visit the historic ruins of the Old Town Hall. Day 4: Heroes' Square -> Hungarian Parliament Building -> Elisabeth Bridge -> Fisherman's Bastion -> Matthias Church -> Danube River Appreciate the majesty of Heroes' Square, visit the Hungarian Parliament Building, stroll along Elisabeth Bridge, explore the legend of Fisherman's Bastion and Matthias Church, and finally enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Danube River. Day 5: Schönbrunn Palace -> Hofburg -> Austrian Reichstag Building -> Vienna City Hall -> Vienna City Park -> St. Stephen's Cathedral Explore the exquisiteness of Schönbrunn Palace, feel the historical heritage of Hofburg, visit the Austrian Parliament Building and Vienna City Hall, stroll through Vienna City Park, and finally appreciate the majesty of St. Stephen's Cathedral. Day 6: Moon Lake -> St. Michael's Cathedral -> Marienplatz -> Munich New Town Hall Explore the scenery of Mondsee, visit the sanctity of St. Michael's Cathedral, feel the vitality of Marienplatz, and finally appreciate the modern architectural beauty of Munich's New Town Hall. Day 7: Titlis -> Dying Lion Statue -> Bahnhofstrasse Conquer the peak of Mount Titlis, feel the tragedy of the dying lion statue, and finally stroll along the bustling Bahnhofstrasse to end this unforgettable trip to Europe. -------- Must-visit attractions: Schonbrunn Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Schönbrunn Palace, 1130 Vienna Opening hours: adjusted according to season Play time: 3-4 hours The summer residence of the Austrian royal family, the interior is richly decorated with oriental touches. Fisherman's Bastion ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Budapest, Szentháromság ter, 1014 Hungary Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1-2 hours This is an ideal viewing platform overlooking the Danube River and the Pest district. Prague Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 119 08 Prague 1, Czech Republic Opening hours: 06:00-22:00 Play time: 3-4 hours The historic Prague Castle was once the residence of rulers of all ages. -------- Some tips: - Compare the prices of specialty products first, so you don’t waste money~💸 - Be brave when trying delicious food, but be careful to avoid allergic foods~🍽️ - Don’t ignore the jet lag problem, adjust your schedule in advance to be more comfortable! ⏰ - Pay attention to exchange rate conversion and spend more wisely. 💵 -------- Take an in-depth tour of many European countries, visit romantic cities, and enjoy the exotic customs. Every moment of the journey is worth cherishing!

New Year’s Eve trip to Europe, seven days of non-stop travel! Selected routes will take you to experience the charm of European winter, come and accept this guide! -------- 🚗Route arrangement: D1: Moon Lake -> Basilika St. Michael -> Marienplatz -> Munich New Town Hall -> Hofbrauhaus Travel around Munich, explore ancient churches, taste the historical charm of the town hall, and enjoy the unique flavor of the Hofbräuhaus in the evening. D2: Titlis -> Dying Lion Statue -> Bahnhofstrasse Climb the majestic Mount Titlis and experience the natural beauty of Switzerland, then stroll through Bahnhofstrasse and enjoy shopping. D3: Lake Zurich->Rhine Falls->Black Forest Area->Lake Didi Travel around Lake Zurich, admire the majesty of the Rhine Falls, explore deep into the Black Forest, and finally arrive at the picturesque Lake Didi. D4: Frankfurt → Prague Crossing the border, from the modern city of Frankfurt to the historical city of Prague, you can experience different cultural atmospheres. D5: Prague Castle->Golden Lane->Old Town Hall Explore Prague Castle, walk along the Golden Lane, and visit the historic Old Town Hall to experience the ancient charm of Prague. D6: Heroes' Square -> Hungarian Parliament Building -> Elisabeth Bridge -> Fisherman's Bastion -> Matthias Church -> Danube River Visit Budapest’s historical sites, from Heroes’ Square to Fisherman’s Bastion, and experience Hungary’s history and culture. D7: Schönbrunn Palace -> Austrian Parliament Building -> Hof Palace -> Vienna City Hall -> Stephen's Cathedral -> Vienna City Park Go deep into the heart of Vienna, visit Schönbrunn Palace and many historical buildings, and feel the unique charm of this musical capital. -------- Must-see attractions: ✨Schönbrunn Palace: The summer palace of the Austrian royal family. The interior decoration incorporates oriental elements and is extremely gorgeous. 🌇 Fisherman's Bastion: Standing here, you can have an unobstructed view of the Danube River and the Pest District. It is an ideal viewing platform. 🏰 Prague Castle: Witness of history, the noble residence of kings and rulers throughout the ages. 📜 Hungarian Parliament Building: Want to learn more about Hungarian history and culture? This is definitely the best choice. 🌹 Hof Palace: Not only is the architecture full of royal style, but there are also amazing garden landscapes waiting for you to explore. -------- Must-see tips for traveling: 1. Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance when traveling to Europe. Choose the right type and prepare enough materials~📝 2. Prices of specialty products: Belgian chocolate is super cost-effective, and French perfume is also worth a try! 🍫💐 3. Exchange rate situation: European currency exchange rates are different. Knowing the exchange rate between local currency and RMB in advance will make shopping more worry-free! 💰 4. January climate: The temperature in Europe is moderate in January, but it is colder in the north, so remember to bring warm clothes! ❄️ -------- During your trip to Europe, you will enjoy the blend of romance and history. May you return home with full of memories and full of expectations for your next departure!

#europetrip #prague Visiting the Old Town Hall in Prague is an experience that captures the heart of the city’s charm. The Old Town Square is a must-see, where stunning architecture, a vibrant atmosphere, and centuries of rich history come together seamlessly. The highlight, of course, is the Astronomical Clock, an intricate masterpiece that draws crowds to watch its hourly show. Beyond the clock, the surrounding Gothic and Baroque buildings are equally captivating, each telling its own story. Whether you're strolling through the square, soaking in the lively energy, enjoying a meal at a charming café, or simply watching the world go by, this iconic square promises an unforgettable experience.